Panel: Apocalypse Now! (2015 National Convention)

Dana Fredsti, T.M. Williams, Teresa MacBain, and JT Eberhard (moderator) speaking on a panel at the 2015 American Atheists National Convention in Memphis, TN

Dana Fredsti is an ex B-movie actress with a background in theatrical sword-fighting. She liked zombies before they were cool and her "Ashley Parker" series (Titan Books) is toted as Buffy meets The Walking Dead. She also writes spicy genre romances written under the name Inara LaVey. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and fellow author David Fitzgerald.

T.M. Williams began her writing career by accident when a song inspired a story about a woman named Carter. What started off as a blip of an idea turned into the "Bohemian Grove" trilogy, a science-fiction adventure based on the Anunnaki and ancient Sumerian texts. Since then, she has gone on to write "Undead Winter", "Sun Gate", "The Apocalypse", "Alice Hill in Silent Wonderland", and others. She is also a free-lance business journalist, copywriter, and consultant.

Teresa MacBain became an atheist after serving as a pastor for many years. She came out publicly as an atheist during the 2012 American Atheists Convention. Teresa has been featured in major media outlets including: CNN, NPR, and The O'Reilly Factor. Teresa worked as Executive Director for the Humanists of Florida and as the Public Relations Director for American Atheists. In 2013 she was named "Atheist of the Year" for her commitment to the secular community.

JT Eberhard is a writer and public speaker about atheism, LGBT rights, and more. He spend two and a half years with the Secular Student Alliance as their first high school organizer. During that time, he built the SSA's high school program and oversaw the development of groups nationwide. JT is the co-founder of Skepticon and served as the event's lead organizer during its first three years. JT currently writes a regular column for American Atheist Magazine.

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